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6 Photo Stories That Will Challenge Your View Of The World
Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
A Texas High School Drill Team Is Being Criticized For Doing A Racist Chant Against Native Americans During A Disney World Routine
A Disney spokesperson condemned the performance and said the chant was not in the school's audition tape.
The Prosecutors In The Michigan Kidnapping Case Have Dropped A Barrage Of Evidence
Prosecutors called a critical witness, a confidential informant who infiltrated the militant groups the defendants belonged to.
An Ex-Cop Pleaded Guilty To Conspiracy In The Jan. 6 Attack And Agreed To Cooperate Against His "Father Figure" Colleague
Jacob Fracker had been set to face a jury in April. His codefendant Thomas Robertson is still headed to trial.
An Inspector General Report That Called For Immigrants To Be Removed From Unsanitary Conditions Has Sparked A Big Interagency Fight
The recommendation to remove all detainees was met with a blistering response from ICE officials who called into question the integrity of the report.
10 Things That Can Affect Your Dreams At Night
Whether you never remember your dreams or can't forget your nightmares, dreams have a purpose. This is why dreams happen, what causes nightmares, and what you can do to increase the chances of sweet dreams.
Trump’s Campaign Was Ordered To Pay $350,000 For Trying To Enforce An “Unenforceable” Nondisclosure Agreement
A former staffer unsuccessfully tried to sue Trump, but his campaign’s effort to enforce a legally unsound NDA was the wrong move, an arbitrator found.
Jaxon Sales’ Family Says Authorities Ruled His Death An Accidental Overdose Because He Was Gay
A 20-year-old died of a GHB overdose in an older man’s home. For two years, his family has called on police to reopen their investigation.
Kim Kardashian Said She Will Always “Take The High Road” When Co-Parenting With Kanye West After She Was Praised For Her “Dignified” Response To His “Constant Attacks”
Ye has spent the last three months attacking Kim and her boyfriend Pete Davidson online. Kim has only publicly responded twice.
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Romance Is An Online Game Now And The Internet Is The Playing Field
From Discord to Venmo, here are some of the ways people have tried to find love.
The Government Missed A Key Deadline In A Jan. 6 Conspiracy Case. Then Things Got Messy.
Prosecutors acknowledge they violated a defendant’s right to a speedy trial. It’s not clear if that’ll tank their ability to press more charges against him.
A 13-Year-Old Boy Was Driving The Pickup Truck That Crashed Into A College Golf Team’s Van
Investigators said it appears that the pickup truck's left front tire had failed, causing the vehicle to pull to the left and into oncoming traffic.
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Kanye West’s 2022 Grammys Performance Has Been Pulled
The decision cites Kanye's "concerning online behavior.”
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Clayton Echard May Be The Worst Bachelor Ever. He Also Made The Show Good Again.
The Bachelor has always been absurd, but it reached new heights this season by leaning into the mess.
49 Books Coming Out This Spring You Won't Be Able To Put Down
From steamy romance and scary thrillers to riveting sci-fi, memoirs, and literary fiction — here are the spring books we couldn't get enough of.
Kim Kardashian’s Latest Appearance On “Ellen” Is The Ultimate Proof That She’s A Completely Different Person Since Splitting From Kanye West
Finally, Kim is legally single — and it looks like she’s never been happier.
Everyone Was Surprised By The Senate Passing Permanent Daylight Saving Time. Especially The Senators.
An inspiring story about how presumptuous Senate staffers can accidentally make history.
Brittney Griner's Detention In Russia Has Reportedly Been Extended For Two More Months
The WNBA star was detained at a Moscow airport on drug charges. Supporters fear she's being held as a political hostage amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
Kim Kardashian Opened Up About Returning To The Dating Scene With Pete Davidson Before Revealing He Has Her Name Branded “As A Scar” On His Chest And A Tattoo That Says “My Girl Is A Lawyer”
“I just think he was like, ‘I want something that’s there, that I can’t get rid of... I don’t wanna be able to get rid of it, or to cover it up. I just want it there as a scar on me.’”
These Photos Prove That We Love Dyeing Things Green For St. Patrick's Day
My stomach hurts now, and most of these things aren't even edible. I'm sorry? You're welcome? Why are we like this?
Instagram Has Suspended Kanye West For 24 Hours For Violating Its Hate Speech And Bullying Policies
His Instagram account on Wednesday posted a caption calling Daily Show host Trevor Noah a racial slur.
Jussie Smollett Has Been Released From Jail Pending His Appeal
The Illinois Appellate Court granted Smollett's request to stay his sentence days after a judge ordered him to spend five months in jail for falsely reporting he was the victim of a hate crime.
Which Republican Is Popping Up Most In Early 2024 Presidential States? Tom Cotton, Officials Say.
Republican officials in Iowa and New Hampshire say they’ve already seen loads of the Arkansas senator. “He’s much more personable than he comes across on TV.”
What You’re Feeling Isn’t A Vibe Shift. It’s Permanent Change.
I was born during the longest period of global stability. Now, it appears all of that is fleeting.
Congress Has Closed The Loophole That Allowed Federal Officers To Claim Sex With A Detainee Is Consensual
After BuzzFeed News reported that the loophole existed in 35 states in 2018, six states changed their police sexual misconduct laws and the federal bill was first proposed.
Rihanna Admitted That She Will Be An Incredibly Protective Mom Who Won't "Play" When It Comes To Her Kids After Opening Up About Her Changing Body In Pregnancy
“The face gets a little round and chubby. The nose starts to spread. Everything is a challenge.”
Congress Has Vowed To Redouble Ukraine Support After Zelensky's Personal Appeal
US lawmakers left the Ukrainian president's speech determined to do more, even without a no-fly zone. “There’s no way that you can’t come out of that meeting without contemplating what more the United States can do to help."
Kylie Jenner Opened Up About Struggling “Mentally” And “Physically” 6 Weeks After The Birth Of Her Son, And Fans Are Praising Her For “Showing Vulnerability” And Speaking Out About “Unrealistic Expectations”
“Does anyone feel like this is the most real Kylie has been in years? Showing her vulnerability and relating to other moms … this seems like a huge step for her.”
Bella Hadid Revealed She Got A Nose Job At 14, And It’s Sparked A Conversation Around Eurocentric Beauty Standards After Her Mom Yolanda Constantly Called Gigi Hadid Her “All-American Girl”
“The way yolanda would constantly describe gigi as her ‘perfect ralph lauren all american girl’ who got more of her Dutch genes than their dad’s Palestinian genes highlights how entrenched beauty standards are with whiteness and eurocentric features.”
This Man Drove 80 Hours To Help Ukrainians, While Police In Spain Beat African Immigrants
“I don’t have a tank, I don’t have weapons, but I have a car,” Héctor Pérez said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Urged The US To “Do More” As Russia Devastates His Country
In a rare virtual speech to Congress, Ukraine’s president made a plea to Congress and President Joe Biden to take more aggressive action to stop Russia’s invasion.
Biden Will Allow Afghan Immigrants In The US To Obtain Temporary Protected Status
The move, allowing more than 70,000 Afghans in the US to apply for TPS, is designed to protect them from returning to unsafe conditions in their homeland.
This Ukrainian Mother Buried Both Of Her Sons Just Six Days Apart
“God takes the very best ones.”
Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich Invested At Least $1.3 Billion With US Financiers, Secret Records Show
European governments have frozen the Russian oligarch’s assets, including mansions and a soccer team. But how much he poured into the US has stayed secret.
The Chicago Cops Who Shot And Killed Two People During Foot Chases Won't Face Charges
Prosecutors declined to charge the officers who killed 22-year-old Anthony Alvarez, 22, and Adam Toledo, 13, within days of each other.
Congress Might Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent
The Senate agrees: Turning clocks back is “dumb.”
What You Really Need To Know About Melatonin Before Taking It For Sleep Problems
While melatonin is generally considered safe, it can have side effects or interfere with medication. Here's how and when to use this sleep-promoting supplement, according to experts.